drafthorse

drafthorse

Website:

https://drafthorsejournal.com/

From the editor

drafthorse is a biannual online publication of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, visual narrative, and other media art where work, occupation, labor or lack of the same is in some way intrinsic to a narrative’s potential for epiphany. Our constant theme is ?work and no work.? While we’re open to various interpretations, we expect the subject to be fundamental to your submission in some way. We are interested in how work, or the absence of it, affects’ people and communities on an intimate level. While politics are inescapable, the magazine is not a platform for partisan blunder bussing. We will not consider submissions that do not relate to our theme in any way.

From the site: The Draft Horse Journal continues to serve as a central clearinghouse for buyers and sellers and prides itself on possessing the largest, most comprehensive base of advertisers related to heavy horses and mules anywhere, anytime. If you can’t find it in The Journal, chances are you don’t need it. If you’re into heavy horses, there’s no better value for your advertising dollar.

Though most content pertains to North America, The Journal also occasionally includes features from overseas, import and export news, tours, etc. The Journal’s circulation base includes subscribers from over 20 foreign countries in addition to all 50 states and all provinces of Canada and constitutes the largest heavy horse audience in the world.

Submissions

fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, visual narrative, and other media art Please see their submission guidelines: https://drafthorsejournal.com/pages/contribute

Information

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Editors Name: Darnell Arnoult and Denton Loving
Print publication?: No
Mailing Address::
Email: submissions@drafthorsejournal.org
Circulation:
Submission Guidelines URL:
Approx. Response Time?: less than 3 months
How often do you publish?: bi-annually
Year Founded?: 2012
Do you take online submissions?: Yes